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Your third-party risk program has matured. Manual screening, spreadsheet-tracked due diligence, and reviews that stall for weeks aren't a maturity problem anymore. They're a tooling problem. Where does your program actually stand? The GAN Integrity TPRM Maturity Assessment shows you in under 10 minutes and returns a personalized roadmap of what to fix first.

Organizations with mature COI programs report 86% reduced risk exposure and a 55% increase in observed ethical behavior. The gaps come down to maturity.

Your onboarding check proves a supplier was fine on day one. Regulators will ask about every day after. Join us on November 19.

If a regulator asked what you knew about a third party, and when, could you answer? Join Andrew McBride and me on Nov 19.

Regulators no longer ask only whether you have a third-party program. They ask what you knew, when you knew it and what you did about it. The DOJ now expects continuous vendor monitoring, export controls are pushing ownership screening deeper into supply chains, and the EU Forced Labour Regulation will cover products in this year's procurement cycles. Join Andrew McBride (CEO, Integrity Bridge) and Colin Campbell (GAN Integrity) to learn: • What the DOJ ECCP, export controls and forced labor rules now require • How to assess your program and decide what to fix first • How to move from onboarding checks to continuous oversight • How to build documentation that holds up to regulators and your board The best time to answer a regulator's question is before they ask it. Can't join live? Register anyway and we'll send you the recording.If a regulator asked what you knew about a third party, and when, could you answer?

Screening a third party at onboarding is due diligence. Managing them throughout the relationship is TPRM. Most programs do the first and call it the second.